Vancouver to Hanoi flights for $742 - Sep/Oct 2026

If Hanoi has been on your wish list, now’s a great time to lock it in: roundtrip flights from Vancouver to Hanoi are pricing at $742 CAD with Korean Air for September and October 2026. That early-fall window is a sweet spot for travel, and fares this low on long-haul routes can vanish quickly once seats start getting snapped up.

Deal Highlights

Example Departure Dates

These are some sample dates we found at this price:

• September 28 - October 6
• September 29 - October 13
• September 30 - October 14
• October 1-15
• October 6-13

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Prices and availability can change quickly, so we recommend booking soon if these dates work for your schedule.

About Hanoi

Hanoi blends centuries-old temples, leafy boulevards, and a lively street-food culture around the storied Old Quarter, creating a city that feels both timeless and kinetic. Its lakeside cafés, French-colonial architecture, and buzzing markets make it a rewarding base for exploring northern Vietnam.

In September and October, Hanoi typically shifts from late-summer humidity into a more comfortable autumn, though September can still see showers and occasional downpours. Expect warm days around 26–31°C, cooling to roughly 21–24°C at night, with October generally drier and pleasantly breezy. Wander Hoan Kiem Lake at dusk, sample classics like bun cha and egg coffee in the Old Quarter, and catch a traditional water puppet show for an easy, memorable evening.

How to Book

1. View all Vancouver to Hanoi flights we found on MintFlying to see current prices
2. Look for the YVR–ICN–HAN routing; Korean Air’s Incheon hub is smooth for connections, but pick layovers of 2–3+ hours to buffer delays out of Vancouver.
3. Check Korean Air’s fare family rules carefully—some cheaper fares restrict changes/refunds and may not include preferred seats.

Tips for This Route

• Land in Hanoi with small USD or a no-fee card, but withdraw VND from airport ATMs for best rates; taxis/Grab and most street food are cash-first.
• Hanoi’s seasons swing hard: Nov–Mar can feel damp-cold indoors, while May–Sep is hot-rainy—pack a light layer or compact rain shell based on your arrival month.

Prices were found at time of posting and are subject to change. Always verify current prices before booking.

Happy travels! ✈️